we have a grieving 2.0. >> video posts attached to tomb stones. >>> eric knows how difficult to talk about death when he lost his wife. >> she was everything that i could dream of. she was fantastic. >> after julie's death eric was not ready to talk publicly about his wife but he had to keep his wife's spirit alive so he put his thoughts in cyber space. >> it is just so incredibly assessable. >> eric began a blog and wrote an electronic book to honor the love of his life and to help others handle death and these rituals are showing funeral parlors to maybe change. >>> there may be criticism from a generation that doesn't understand this. >> 50% of americans own smart phones and one in five has a tab of making it easy to virtually attend funerals. >> a memory is what it is about. funerals are about memories. >> select coffins and packages start at $49. while there needs for cutting edge technology. but also to not be offensive. >> how people grieve and memorize a person that has passed is personal. it is one of those things that protocol doesn't say it's acceptable to do this and not

when she acknowledged my childhood grieve and offered hope in the form of an apology. thank you. [applause] >> our next reader is grace angel. she is painter, poet and photographer. married and has 2 girls she is an event planner and art's fundraiser. her works have been exhibited in the bay area and international. she's working on poems entitled, from a fanatic heart. grace. written at a time when i'd say was my hungry period. the first is bones. my bones are bleached white under your stare while you warm your hands under my open wounds i swallow the air you exheal and pluck the bones from your rib cage and i will make a man out of you. my bones memorized the weight of your since. they are brittle with forgiveness. my thighs unfold as you press the palm of your hand against my curving spine and plant your bones inside my garden. this one is draft it's the one in thean tholology. he smoothed the wrinkles on my bell and he sucked my bitter fruit. we plowed an ocean in my navel and sowed mountains of regrets into fields. we allowed only the memory of water to sustain our thirst. we

i am still grieving. i still want justice.e know the names of all the people who have murdered my son. i know all of their names. the mayor did say that he knows who killed my son. the d.a., the police, the newspapers. still no justice. i can understand, nobody wants to point the finger. i carry these pictures of other murder victims. every day. these are mothers that are coming down to city hall. we are all grieving. it is not just african american. hispanic, latino. i need justice. am i done? these are all these young man that have lost their lives. what are we doing about it? >> thank you. next speaker on items related to items not on the agenda. >> good afternoon. i read in the examiner that rec and park his tired somebody to run their own private police department for a salary of between 8100 $20,000. i think the police department should be in charge of the police services in rec and park. i think you have better training and that is for the authority and responsibility should be. we do not have to have a lot of separate

. >>> a virginia family's grieving tonight after losing their two small children in a fire. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn in winchester, virginia. a family, the neighborhood, this community is in mourning after the loss of these two little boys. the children were up in that second floor bedroom. the youngest boy would have turned 5 next week. the family tried desperately to save them, but it was too late. >> god, don't let your kids go to bed without hugging them tonight, please. >> reporter: message from a grieving grandfather of 4-year- old braden and 6-year-old landon. >> you can lose them so quick and it's just not worth. it. >> reporter: family friends say the boy's step grandfather was woken up by the hallway smoke detector around 9:30 last night. >> and the mom was screaming trying to get them out and the boys were unresponsive. they had no idea what was going on until -- they're trying to get them out, but never could. >> reporter: the fire marshal is still investigating a cause but say it's not suspicious. the family was renting this home and the fire marshal says if there is no

and a family grieves of a death of a midshipman. the future he had lined up ahead of him. those stories coming but we begin out of pennsylvania where track official at the pock know race way say a lightning strike after a nascar race killed one person and injured 9 others. it's not clear if all 10 were struck by the lightning or is it known where one or multiple strikes occurred. one of the nine injured is still in pretty bad shape and this does give you pause and serve as a reminder when severe weather strikes heed all warnings and take care of yourself and your loved ones. time for a check of the forecast with lynette. and we hate hearing stories like this when they come out about people dead as a result of lightning strikes. >> exactly. and speaking of the lightning strikes firing up on maryland'smost powerful radar around new injuriesy and off to the atlantic. it was rolled through last night. that's we are working with and dealing with. severe thunderstorm warning lightning and gusty winds and downed trees in darlington. so harford county had it as well. so centervill

the community will also be grieving a loss. she was heading back to school at james madison university. she was heading back next week. >>> we were on the scene shortly after that the train derailed just minutes afterwards. we got up close and personal video from the scene. you can head to our web site if you want to check that out. >> well man accused of making e- mail threats against the president will make its first court appearance. u.s. officials are saying that anton sent threatening e-mails to general fbi inbox. agents tracked him down to an apartment. they say he pointed a shotgun at police but was quickly disarmed and immediately arrested. >>> 6 minutes after 5:00. maryland family is mourning the death of son who served our country. 24-year-old sergeant david williams died while supporting operation enduring freedom. the man was based out of joint base louis mccoy in washington. >>> another local family this morning is grieving the loss of their son and they're speaking out about his commitment to this country. patrick

a pregnant 16-year-old leukemia patient has lost her life in the dominican republic and now her grieving mother says doctors failed to put her daughter's health first and delayed chemotherapy because of their stringent anti-abortion laws. >> the teenage girl died from xliction of leukemia according to authorities in sanity domi o domingo. doctors were hesitant to give her chemotherapy. she was admitted to the hospital in early july but 20 ds passed before she finally began receiving the chemotherapy that could have saved her life. a hospital official told cnn her condition worsened thursday evening. she suffered a miscarriage friday morning, followed by cardiac arrest. her body rejected a blood transfusion and she died a few hours later. >> my mom. >> the girl's mother reacted with great sadness, saying she feels as if she's died as well and that her daughter was the reason of her existence. she also said, they have killed her. doctors who treated the patient said the chances of survival for the teenager were slim when she was admitted at the hospital, even without taking into account th

. >> leaving a grieving neighborhood looking for answers. >> we did a public records check today. both had some run ins with the law. it remains unclear if that was a factor what happened inside the apartment building. it is too early to say for sure what they are dealing with. >> customs officials have arrested two men who tried to bring 4 pounds of cocaine into the united states. the cocaine was hidden in into stocks is and in a bottle of garlic sauce. they presented themselves as couriers on business travel. they each face drug charges. >> the former university of maryland honor student who threatened to go on a shooting spree is not likely to serve any time in jail. he pleaded guilty to two of the eight charges against him. it requires him to keep a 9:00 curfew, see a therapist, and take his medication. he did not have any weapons at the time of the threat in april. a catastrophe was averted. >> i think the officers did a phenomenal job in saving lives and bringing him in before he could achieve a virginia tech or colorado incident. >> they have removed the ban oppose the cont

the thing about bob, for whom i grieve and mourn, he was really an irreplaceable union of head and heart. he had a mind like a razor blade. he used the big old communicating body of his and a light like that does not come along very often. >> that's all from us for this week. from all of us, good bye. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. andunion bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business. offering specialized solutions and capital to help you meet your growth objectives. we offer expertise and tailored solutions for small businesses and major corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc newsnight" was presented by kcet los angeles.

. >> the community, grieving in wisconsin. hillary clinton has visited nelson mandela.has only seen a few visitors outside of his family in recent years. south africa was the last stop on the clinton africa tour. touchdown confirmed, say from mars. the words that set of scenes of jubilation at nasa today after nine months and more than 100 million miles. landing on the surface of the red planet, pictures began to be transmitted immediately. now there is the task of discovering whether mars is capable or has ever been capable of life. >> the approaches 13,000 miles per hour. this animation shows how it took place. at just the right moment, this spacecraft fired rockets and lowered the rover towards the surface. something never tried before. $1 billion of machine, dangling by a thread. these computer graphics may look like science fiction, but it actually happened. engineers had been dreading the attention of the moment. until two magic words -- touchdown confirmed. >> they erupted. an intense amount of work, eight years, had gone into this project. it was time for a gran

his grieving family is at a loss, turning to his faith and comforting his six children. >> live is not the same anymore, you know? we're living in a different world all of a sudden. >> reporter: the l.a. county cops aren't just meeting with the victim's family. police coming a long distance trying to get information, and they are hoping perhaps the answer from in murder mystery will come from the soccer field. >> apparently he's popular in the soccer community out here in maryland. we're hoping he might have told some friends why he was going to california. >> we just have a feeling that somebody knows. >> but the grieving relatives believe the information to solve the murder is a phone call away. >> anyone who has any information can shed light on this evil, this wicked act, we're asking you to just come forward. >> he didn't ask people for anything. all he did was give. just give him peace. let hem rest in peace. >> in laurel, richard jordan, news4. >>> there are new and disturbing claims about a virginia man, accused of molesting children. his name is elwood louie thomas. the happy

as family and friends grieved a loss of two promising college students who suffocated after the deadly train derailment in ellicott city, businesses got a little bit of promising news this evening. >> police officers have had to watch over all of these closed roads in downtown ellicott city. tonight, we have learned those crews of men a lot of progress, enough to reopen main street. it is a good street weekend. the two teenage victims of the train derailment are being laid to rest. on friday, there was a glimmer of good news. downtown is back in business. main street and other roads reopened. >> there is free parking through sunday. please come down, do not feed the meter, parking is free. support is great restaurants, shops, and businesses. >> the traffic has been a problem. >> of the cleanup will continue, but the big jobs of removing the cars and most of the coal or completed. >> i was expecting to see all lot of cars still laying on the side of the tracks. it is amazing. >> investigators are expected to finish their work on saturday. this empty train was the last test run of the we

anything is requested of this board with respect to the permit process, you should be fully ready to grieve about or submit that -- to brief that or submit that so actions can occur in the same evening. iit is related to a zoning administrator planning department affirmation. >> thank you for suggesting that. no parties would provide an additional briefing on the hearing requests. if all parties agree, and we may request the board grant a rehearing and allow the matter to come back to you. we would need that time to determine if that is even a possibility. >> thanks. >> there is a motion to continue the item to october 10 at the request of the parties to allow further settlement discussions. if you could call the roll on that, please. >> on that motion from the president to reschedule this rehearing request to october 10 . [calling votes] the vote is 3-0, and this is rescheduled to october 10. >> the next item is item 4b, another hearing requests. it is at howard street. the department of public works, decided , -- in july 2012 to uphold who. a permit type is a mobile food facility permit.

the family would gather at the scene and on tomorrow at noon to grieve and ask the committee to turn over their guns and turn in the shooter in oakland kristen there's cbs five. three children left orphaned after their parents were killed in getting some financial help their parents were shot today in san jose home july 23rd the san jose police officers association has set of a victim's assistance funds so far 6200 she's expressing surprise at the outpouring of support. >>> it's incredible. so when we do their prayer's and my sister's house so many people go there and it's incredible. the suspect 31 year-old paver medina is thought to have fled to mexico if you would like to make a donation for the children had to our web site cbs as that dot com and then click on latest news. neighbors to say they're suffering from the aftereffects of the chevron refinery fire are lining up for lawyers. they show us how the state bar association is out to make sure the attorneys are playing by the rules. >>> at lunch time degrees and halfway down the block three days after the it huge crowd showing

i think i was grieving for the person i will never be again, the unseen. tavis: that is the irony of getting in your book, the fact that you have knowledge -- acknowledge you wanted it. and when you got it -- >> please, take it away. i say, i loved everything about being a famous actress except the famous park. but you can't say it to anybody because that is just the you are in grateful. there are people with a lot more. it is very real and it was 5 for six years of true sadness. >> i did not get the sense that there is anything they you could have done differently to prepare itself for that. >> being in the state of a famous person, it is not natural, i don't think. i don't think that we were meant to have that, really necessarily. having that saying that it is noit is out of control. i became famous ride at the start of the madness. when there were 20 million magazines or whatever. it just overwhelmed me. how did not want it. her i thought what famous men, when you wanted to be famous, you could be. and when you didn't, you were. it was a tough blow. whe

. >> we can finally grieve over without having to if they will find him or not. according to on-line court records, james caroline had a of run ins with the law a long period of time. among the arrests, robbery, assault, and grand larceny. authorities tell me within a day two, he will be charged in connection with tommy wong's murder. >> thank you. police also believes caroline is for a nother robbery at benson's jill restored. -- jewelry store. >> i am thrilled there was an robbery of in the store in virginia and -- we assuming it is the same bed that robbed me also. >> police say it happened on june 9. also wore a yellow reflective of best just like the attack inn the arlington. >> police released a composite sketch of the man they believe responsible for a sexual near the georgetown waterfront. believe this happened july 7 at 1:00 a.m. it is a white male with a heavy accent.an he is slightly overweight. anyone with information is asked call police. are learning more about the frightening near collision between three planes at reagan national airport. aviation

the community will be grieving the loss, other victim in that tragedy. she's getting ready, she was ready to head back to james madison university that. >>> morning another family is mourning the death of their son. 20-year-old. he died while supporting operation enduring freedom. the infantry man was based out of washington. the cause of the death still under investigation. >>the navy seal from edgewater died last week when his helicopter crashed during a fire fight. he joined the navy in 2006 and served on the west coast sea unit the past 4 years. he was one of six members, seven members who died in the black hawk -- taliban is claiming responsibility to shoot down that helicopter. father thomas meeks took time to reflect on his son's life. >> he would be quick to pull up anybody quick. he says the motives and, you know, what they were doing as seals. >> my friend lived his life. he was able to live his dreams. and there's few people in this world that get to do that. >> patrick was highly decorated servicemen for his devotion to god and country. >> a

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the sikh community is left to grieve and angrily question why. >> bigger question is what did we do wrong? was this a madman? like some guy who flipped? did he hate us for our appearance? >> reporter: and even non sikhs are saying they can't figure it out either. the officer who was injured is now in the hospital undergoing surgery. we don't know his exact condition right now. as for the sikh religion, it has no affiliation with the muslim religion, but since 9/11, there have been a number of incidents targeting sikhs for people who thought they were of muslim religion. >>> president obama released a statement this afternoon about the shooting. it reads in part, quote, at this difficult time, the people of oak creek must know that the american people have them in our thoughts and prayers and our hearts go out to the families and friends of those killed and wounded. as we mourn this loss, we are reminded how much our country has been enriched by sikhs who are part of our broader american family. >>> news of yet another mass shooting has led the grief around the country including in the sik

i grieve with them today. i want to read this again. the president released a statement moments ago saying america is enriched by sikhs. the press conference about to start in just moments here on cnn. and we are going to carry it for you live. the police chief gave us a couple of updates telling us for the first time what went on with the shooting. as they prepare i want to say this. we should not speculate. no one should be jumping the gun about why this happened. we should be focusing on the victims of this and what happened inside and what police are finding out in their investigation instead of jumping to conclusions about terrorism and about someone having an issue with the temple and the people there. that may be the case but at this point not the time. it is not the time at least. there will be a time to talk about gun violence and gun laws and all of those things. hold your horses, people. let's let this play out. we should not assume anything. we have done that before and that has gotten us into trouble. this is a sad, horrifi

to grieve and asked the committee to turn over their guns and turn in the shooter. in oakland cbs five. the three south bay children left to his parents were killed are getting some special help from police these days the san jose police officers association has set up a victims' assistance funds solum six to $200 set in raise and today their aunt told cbs five she is surprised by the outpouring of support. it's it's incredible how many people have helped us hands when they see s they're always given us their condolence room when we do prayer's some many people go there. the children's parents were shot to death in their home the suspects 31 year-old pager medina. was thought to have fled to mexico there is information on how to donees our web sites cbs sf dot com. the 49ers have agreed to share the team as settle this dispute dispute over $30 million for its new stadium. the team sued in june after a senate that oversight board sees tax dollars today this team agreed to share that money so the san clara unified school district avoided costume cuss the schools will

that day i wrapped my arms around the shirt necessary your closet still hanging i felt them fill my grieve felt them hallow in your absence much the waling never ends inside and sometimes i think i have lost you like a hat. misplaced you in the messiness of my surroundings. you see, your stubbornness was woven into me woven into the clothes we both wore. strands that decide where we shared resistance, pushed needles. that's how i held on to you how a sewed myself to your side a seam raised into a scar at the end. thank you. [applause] . >> on march 5th, 2007, a car bomb was exploded on mutanabbi street in baghdad. mutanabbi street is a mixed shia-suni area. more than 30 people were killed and more than 100 were wounded. this locale is the historic center of baghdad book selling, a winding street filled with bookstores and outdoor book stalls. named after the famous 10th century classic poet, al-mutanabbi, this is an old and established street for book selling and has been for hundreds of years. mutanabbi street also holds cafes, stationary shops, and even tea and tobacco shops. it has been

lyanne melendez is at the high school the entire football team has shown up to grieve together. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> right now all lanes are clear on highway 238 in hayward after a deadly morning crash trapped a car beneath a big rig. the accident blocked several lanes during the morning commute. it happened south of the hesperian boulevard off-ramp. the car collided with to big rigs the crash pin add that sedan under one of them, the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> a roll over crash in pittsburg off highway 4 sent eight to the hospital, including two babies, all members of an antioch family. the chp received calls about a woman holding a child on the side of the freeway. officers arrived to find the vehicle flipped over. chp says four adults, two teenagers and two infants were taken to local hospitals with minor to moderate injuries. chp is investigating how many were in seat belts. >>> new details about the man who killed six people at a wisconsin sikh temple yesterday. he's identified as 40-year-old wade michael page. police say he was an army vet and m

lyanne melendez is at the high school the entire football team has shown up to grieve together. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> right now all lanes are clear on highway 238 in hayward after a deadly morning crash trapped a car beneath a big rig. the accident blocked several lanes during the morning commute. it happened south of the hesperian boulevard off-ramp. the car collided with to big rigs the crash pin add that sedan under one of them, the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> a roll over crash in pittsburg off highway 4 sent eight to the hospital, including two babies, all members of an antioch family. the chp received calls about a woman holding a child on the side of the freeway. officers arrived to find the vehicle flipped over. chp says four adults, two teenagers and two infants were taken to local hospitals with minor to moderate injuries. chp is investigating how many were in seat belts. >>> new details about the man who killed six people at a wisconsin sikh temple yesterday. he's identified as 40-year-old wade michael page. police say he was an army vet and m

neighbors near northwestern university after 3 co-eds are robbed >> a family grieves as police search for the person who shot and killed their 23 year-old daughter in st. louis >> she was an all state volleyball player with a big smile and an even bigger heart. she was shot to death in her neck and chest yesterday. >> she was in the st. louis to play in and alumni volleyball game yesterday. the match was scheduled for 4:00. at 2:00 p.m. she was shot to death while sitting in her car in front of for old college apartment building >> we're searching the neighborhood for any cameras that would have recorded the actual crime scene. >> her family is requesting privacy... they say she was a wonderful human being >> she was a great woman who believes in everything that st. louis university was about. she served the community. she will be missed >> she graduated in 2011... she began working for a financial servicing firm... >> my heart and prayers go out to one of my favorite families ever. i am sorry for your lost >>s >> she had an impact on the program. >> she led the high-school to the cla

i've gotten a couple -- by the way, a couple of tweets, saying we should let people grieve in peace ande bothering them for interviews. i absolutely agree with that. i know what it's like to have cameras pointed in your face when you're grieving and it's not a pleasant thing. we only go where we're asked. many family members want you to know about their loved one whose life was cut short. they want you to know their story. they want you to know who they were. they don't want you to just know the name. they want you to know how they lived their life, not just how they died. we go where we're invited. i frankly feel privileged to be invited into their home today to be able to tell you a little bit about one of the people who died yesterday. a fund r-raising website has be set up to help the families of the less fortunate victims of the shooting. you can go to a website called wearesikhs.com. s-i-k-h-s. wearesikhs.com. call the bank at 414-761-1610. we'll put that on our website, ac360.com. coming up, the 911 recordings. [ ross ] we are in the dades gorge, high up in the atlas mountains of

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